CEED Maroc has been officially selected as one of the key support structures to deploy Morocco’s “Startup Venture Building” program. The announcement follows a strategic agreement signed with the Ministry of Digital Transition and Administration Reform and Tamwilcom, marking a major milestone in the execution of the “Digital Morocco 2030” national strategy.
Accelerating the Digital Morocco 2030 Strategy
The “Startup Venture Building” initiative was launched during an official ceremony in Rabat presided over by Minister Amal El Fallah Seghrouchni and Tamwilcom Director General Saïd Jabrani. Backed by a significant funding envelope exceeding 700 million dirhams, the program is designed to support more than 800 startups over the next three years. The initiative aims to foster a new generation of digital champions by providing comprehensive financial instruments and high-level support ranging from prototyping to acceleration across the entire Kingdom.
Local Expertise Driving National Impact
As one of only two Moroccan partners selected alongside four international reference entities, CEED Maroc will leverage its deep ecosystem experience to drive the program’s execution. The organization highlighted its commitment to an approach rooted in fieldwork, co-construction, and impact measurement. By mobilizing a “culture of execution” built over ten years of working with startups and corporates, CEED Maroc aims to help emerge solid, sustainable projects that create tangible value for the national economy.
About CEED Maroc
CEED Maroc is an entrepreneurship support organization dedicated to accompanying founders through mentoring, training, and ecosystem development. With over a decade of experience, the organization utilizes a field-based approach to support startups from prototyping to acceleration, fostering high-potential projects and strengthening the collaborative ties between entrepreneurs, corporates, and public partners.
Source: CEED Maroc
